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K-LED
Helper I
Helper I

Calculated max value by using group by for multiple columns

Hi,

I'm trying to calculate the max value by using group by for multiple columns.

 

I Have this table :

21-10-2019 17-14-36.png

 

What  I want to do is to calculate the max amount for each "Id offer" by selecting the "Rev" with the maximum amount for each "Id client"  as below :

21-10-2019 17-15-27.png

 

If the offer has multiple "Id client" , in this case selecting the "Id client" column with the max value as below :

21-10-2019 17-15-55.png

 

I'm trying this but it doesn't work :

Max amount = GROUPBY( 
            ADDCOLUMNS(
                GROUPBY(
                    Tableau_Quotation,
                    'Tableau_Quotation'[Document Nr],
                    'Tableau_Quotation'[Rev],
                ),
                "Max Count", CALCULATE(MAX(Tableau_Quotation[Offer amount EUR]))
            ),
            'Tableau_Quotation'[Document Nr],
            "Max", MAXX(CURRENTGROUP(), [Max Count]))

How I can fix that with dax ?

 

Thanks in advance

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Nathaniel_C
Super User
Super User

@K-LED ,

If I understand this correctly, you are creating a new table. I used SUMMARIZE and LOOKUPVALUE

new = SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[ID Offer],'Table'[ID Client],"AMT",max('Table'[Amount])),
==
Lookup = LOOKUPVALUE('Table'[Rev],'Table'[Amount],new[AMT],'Table'[ID Offer],new[ID Offer],'Table'[ID Client],new[ID Client])



Let me know if you have any questions.

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NathanielSUMMARIZE.PNG

 

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Nathaniel_C
Super User
Super User

@K-LED ,

If I understand this correctly, you are creating a new table. I used SUMMARIZE and LOOKUPVALUE

new = SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[ID Offer],'Table'[ID Client],"AMT",max('Table'[Amount])),
==
Lookup = LOOKUPVALUE('Table'[Rev],'Table'[Amount],new[AMT],'Table'[ID Offer],new[ID Offer],'Table'[ID Client],new[ID Client])



Let me know if you have any questions.

If this solves your issues, please mark it as the solution, so that others can find it easily. Kudos are nice too.
NathanielSUMMARIZE.PNG

 

 Will post pbix shortly.





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Hi,

Thanks for your response @Nathaniel_C ,

 

If it's possible I'd like to not create a new table but creating a new measure at the same table.

Otherwise with your solution you miss the last step by selecting the "Id offer" with the max "AMT":

   Id Offer | ID Client | AMT | Lookup

        1      |       B       |  150 |     2

 

Can we use the same functions without creating a new table but stay with the same table ?

 

Thnak you again for your answer!

Hi @K-LED ,

Maybe I am not seeing for what you are looking.
Let me know if you have any questions.

If this solves your issues, please mark it as the solution, so that others can find it easily. Kudos are nice too.
Nathaniel

rev1.PNG

 

 

Aren't these the same?rev.PNG





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Hii,

 

I added a step to select the line with the max amount...

Thank you again for your answer

 

Regards.

You are welcome!





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